UAP Reported at Sandia Base, 1948-1950

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CONFIDENTIAL

SECRET

SUMMARY OF INFORMATION

DATE

18 March 1949

PREPARING OFFICE

Office of the AC of S. G-2, Headquarters Fourth Army, Fort Sam Houston, Texas

SUBJECT

UNUSUAL LIGHTS
(452.1 AKADB)

CODE FOR USE IN INDIVIDUAL PARAGRAPH EVALUATION

OF SOURCE:

COMPLETELY RELIABLE . . . A
USUALLY RELIABLE . . . B
FAIRLY RELIABLE . . . C
NOT USUALLY RELIABLE . . . D
UNRELIABLE . . . E
RELIABILITY UNKNOWN . . . F

OF INFORMATION:

CONFIRMED BY OTHER SOURCES . . 1
PROBABLY TRUE . . . 2
POSSIBLY TRUE . . . 3
DOUBTFULLY TRUE . . . 4
IMPROBABLE . . . 5
TRUTH CANNOT BE JUDGED . . 6

SUMMARY OF INFORMATION

It was then determined that no one in the "Q" area was responsible for the phenomena. "Q" area then went on alert status. Ordnance check has shown that nothing in the way of pyrotechnic missiles has been issued or used in months. Investigation of whole area by ground crews is being made and additional reports will be rendered. As in the case of the 6-7-8 March "lights," those of the 17th "bracket" the "Q" area. One group of 3 lights being North of the area and one group of 5 lights just South of the area. Overlay showing locations is attached. (EXHIBIT I)

Federal Bureau of Investigation, San Antonio, Texas, Office of Naval Intelligence, San Antonio, Texas, have been notified. Director of Intelligence; Air Materiel Command; Office of Special Investigations, Kirtland Air Force Base; and Commanding General, Sandia Base, are on distribution of this Summary.

DISTRIBUTION

FBI, Santex; ONI, Santex; DI, GSUSA; CG, AMC; OSI, Kirtland AFB; CG, Sandia Base; File

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U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

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CONFIDENTIAL